In short
Intro to the “IncuBaetor” async course, a six-lesson program for building a first startup, based on Amadeep Palmer’s book Startups for Outsiders. It covers finding the right problem, problem-solution fit, earning attention, managing finances, planning and pivoting, and pitching/selling.
Guest backgrounds
No guests are interviewed; the host is Amadeep Palmer, co-founder of BayHQ (community for high-growth Asian heritage founders and investors).
Key claims
BayHQ is “one of the best” communities for first-time founders (per Sifted), with 10,000 event attendees, 300+ in impact programs, and 270+ podcasts; Amadeep has angel invested in six companies and is an LP in two VC funds.
Notable examples
BayHQ events, impact programs, and podcast output; the course’s “9.6 rating” from the last incubator cohort.
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Chapters
Tap a time to open that second in VOAbout the Host and Community
0:45 to 1:30
Discover the background of Amadeep Palmer and the BayHQ community.
“I'm the co-founders of BayHQ, which is the community for high growth Asian heritage founders and investors.”
Transcript
Automatic transcript. May contain errors.0:00Hello, hello. Welcome to the Incubator Async. Over the course of the next six lessons, you're going to learn all the basics you need to know for building your first startup startup startup. We're going to cover finding the right problem, problem solution fit, earning attention, managing your finances, planning and pivoting, and finally, pitching and selling. The content is based on my book, Startups for Outsiders, and it's what we teach in the full incubator program. If you want feedback, you can pay to get that extra resource, or you can just wait until the next cohort. So if you're in a rush, pay for access.
0:40Otherwise, feel free to wait to the next cohort. I'm Amadeep Palmer, and I'm teaching you throughout this. I'm the co-founders of BayHQ, which is the community for high growth Asian heritage founders and investors. Don't worry, this, of course, is open to all. And according to Sifted, we're one of the best communities for first-time founders in general. 10 ,000 people have been to our events. Over 300 people have been through our impact programs and we've released over 270 podcasts. I personally angel invested in six companies and I'm a limited partner in two venture capital funds and we're also exploring Bay HQ ventures ourselves.
1:20What you're getting as part of this program is what got us a 9.6 rating in our last four incubator cohort. So I hope you enjoy and that's enough about me.
From the publisher
To do the assignments and full programme: https://www.thebaehq.com/incubaetor
Bae HQ’s IncuBaetor is our programme for first-time founders new to the startup world.
The goal is to help you to test your idea with structure & feedback.
Starting a startup can be scary and you'll gain confidence in your path through the IncuBaetor.
All of the workshop content is available online!
The primary reason to take part in the IncuBaetor is to gain direct feedback through assignments.
❤️ Join the community: http://thebaehq.com/join
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